Source-led tool profile

Grammarly

A cross-app writing assistant for correctness, tone, rewriting, plagiarism review and specialized feedback agents across desktop, browser and mobile workflows.

Editor's pickFree plan listedNot hands-on tested
Our standard: this is an editorial profile based on official product information, not a laboratory test or paid ranking. Pricing and terms were last checked on 2026-10-31.

Who is Grammarly for?

Best for: People who revise existing writing across everyday apps and want inline corrections, tone guidance and limited or expanded AI assistance.

Probably not for: End-to-end research automation, media production, or users who cannot send workplace text to a cloud writing service.

Three practical uses

  • Correct grammar, spelling and tone while drafting in supported apps
  • Rewrite sentences and adapt copy for a target reader
  • Check a final draft for plagiarism and AI-generated text on Pro

What stands out

  • A permanent free tier covers core corrections and limited AI prompts
  • Works across common desktop, browser and mobile writing surfaces
  • Pro expands rewriting, suggestions and review tools in one subscription

Limits to check before you pay

  • The public plan page does not state whether the displayed $12 Pro price is monthly or an annual-billing equivalent
  • Cloud processing and optional product-improvement settings require a privacy review for sensitive text
  • Plagiarism and AI-detection results are signals that still need human interpretation

Always verify export rights, commercial-use rules, privacy handling and regional availability for your exact plan. When the official source does not make a point clear, AI RankLab labels it as not verified rather than guessing.

What changed or was verified

  • Grammarly currently lists Free at $0 with 100 AI prompts and Pro at $12 with 2,000 AI prompts, full-sentence rewrites, plagiarism review and AI-text detection. Official pricing ↗
  • Grammarly's AI overview lists specialized agents including Proofreader, Paraphraser, Reader Reactions and Humanizer, alongside its cross-app Go assistant and Docs editor. Official AI overview ↗
  • Grammarly says external LLM providers may not train on user content, while Grammarly may use aggregated and de-identified samples for improvement unless the user opts out. Official privacy FAQ ↗

Evidence note: these are source-verified product facts, not hands-on performance findings. Product access and pricing can change after the review date.

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Sources and update log

Primary facts come from the official product or pricing page. Added 2026-09-18; last editorial review 2026-10-31. Corrections can be sent through our correction process.